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The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22
HOM AAIx.

fon SALE-A bran new saddle. Has
never Teen us-d and will be sold u, n
bargain. Apply ut tsis office.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

tn. oat crop WAS No good this season
that ever, ,briy is going TO put III OATS
the coming year.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

james Temple and A. N. Sanders of
Lay, Rou,t county. favored TmE IigI-
AID with call Monday. M.s.rs.
Temple and sin,i-rs were at Glrnwopi
on Land Office business.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

Jonn LEWIS went tp ui-u~,uu is,s
week and returned Sunday with hi,
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will reside
here perm sncntly.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

SUNNY iienrioi came up from below
Monday afternoon. and Tuesday hit the
trail for GlenwOod.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22
Wuv0tsage.

Just received. ut J. ". iiugus 4
Cas-, u car lnad Of furniture. II will
be sold ut bottom prices.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

Vim. T. ilesirnb-rg. now employed on
the Grcelry Tribune. In tTrying within
our midst, having arrived last Monday
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

Pet1 Weich returned from Glenwoo'i
Monday, accompanied by Ills sisier-'n'
law, Miss George Gristy.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

Yesterday We were shown some very
gooi photographs. the handiwofk OF
Robert Wagner. The one OF the Look.
out is exceptionally fn-.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22
Ch.ys-, o.h Co.h az nsoss..

Just received. ut J. ". hugns 4
Co. :. car load of Charter Oak Cook
Ing Stoves OF all sizes.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

W..,in. tablets. al sizes, al iious'
tons.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

Miss Maud Evan, departed for Gleu
wood Monday. VIA Wagnrr's line.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

As announced In another column.
N--dham, the photographer. will leave
here the fore par; of next month for the
winter. Call before lie leaves II you
desire hi, services.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

All kinds of fancy smoking and cigar
ette tobacco at lIOusion's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

a Ane lot Of pipes and pipe fixtures
Just received at IIOustOn's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22
Notice fer Pssit~sss.s.

LAND OFFICE At
GLk~uooo srai>o., toi"- s-ps- u, i~..
NUTiCE-i. h-f,.Iy given that the fo,io~ Ing
~ ms fns-i .sii.-r Ia. ni..i u1t.- 1f HE intern
ii.a io make nnai prof In ..ipt-'st II bis
claim, AMI thai .aH pr'of ~iil t~ nis'ir i--
spsiny., C.lssda, on No enter q. lss.. at
10 .'ei.~k .. NJ. ,ni ri-ari l. its-is'-s, of
Asisi Caio.. on hi. Homestead Application
SO /, sss,. Il. IT., I s.. II. S W. sh T. y.
lie nssa-s tho f,llos ing sitn~sss. Ia prove
hi. -s,ain,is. rvsl.i.s,e- ut- AMI r'iliiS alton
gene TasLs of Nst,i. Cola. and Jane. a.
1.a-y ais.i ti~ard nr,-n af IL, r. a., Colo.
: J. nsi.NN. Nt-g' strr.
,rtss, rut sept =s-iAsi uci -. i-s'l
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

Fresh fiu.t received ut Ilouston's via
Gltnwpa EVERY mall.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22
,.,. w.A,r,n... gar,

Drugs. medicines, oils, paints. and
everyihin. in the drug line nj J. W.
llugus X Co.'S.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

J. l.. Mediation returned Monday
from an extended business trip In Utah.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22
Lonous a, hou-,ous.

fresl, ilss aud dates at llonston's'
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22

do not forget that the only place To
get u gO.d cigar In ut llOustOn's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-22
NOTICES TO .os v.Sex sc,r.

Mrrxxn. Colo. Oct. II. 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
WORK HlsErr.

An old. fashioned towel.rack eau be NJ
arranged ~ 10 serve the purpose OF q
work-oAsket and q screen aud prove very
convenient 20 Q person who IL connaei ~
chair. A writer Ia the D0nssiic NDaiAly
describes The arrangement a. follows
An old.fAshioned towel.h0rss l. need
ed one with two rails NJ the top ard two
lower down. The space between the top
rails IL iilled In by cardboard, forming n
long. narrow boz. sewed with coarse lin
en- thread and covered with cret0nne, then
fited into The rails and fastened TO .hem.
This holds thread, needles, scissors and
all the working implements. A I'D Is
made 10 this box, seWed 10 one side and
fastened down with ribbon ties on the
other. Between the two lower rails II
suspended q wide. shallow bag OF cretonne
reaching almost 20 the door. over the
whole falls . curtain OF cretonne, suspend.
Ell BY brass curtsin-rings from one OF The
upper rails. On the other side IL 9 piece
OF Bolton sheeting or fayal crash, fssten.
Ell 10 the upper and lower rails 10 keep IL
1rm. and painted with q bold design OF
grasses, flowers, PUSHES, etc, forming an
ornamental screen, with band ofyelyet
across the top 20 hide the rail aud % give
II . nnished appearance. II preferred,
the screen eide can be embroidered with
suitable materials. Here on one eide we
have . pretty screen. always a welcome
ornament, aud on the other everything
that . needlewoman desires. Bows OF
ribbon are tied 90 the four corners. II
the tovel.horse IL old AMI worn IL should
ffst be painted"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
supHRsrlrIoUs TERROR,

They tell me . fanny story about
Geronimo" said q man from Ar iEora In
Chicago the other day. "While the
Apache. were raidins the ranch 60 In The
FOO, hills Of New Mexico they captured
q certain white man Who bad fsl's
teeth. . gla,s eye aud cork Lex. The
unfortunate fellow WAS drsgs,d into The
hills where the Indian. were treAmped
aud strapped 10 tree to die. jus, be-
fore dusk Geronimo hsPpened 10 pas.
the prisoner. who had succeeded In re-
leasing one Of hi. arms from the leather
strap which bound him 10 the tree.
ugh grun,ed the biz Apache chief.
punching the white man with the muzIle
Of his Winchester.
"Ths prisoner thrust bis fingers into
hi. mouth. removed bis teeth, aud shook
them in the face Of the Apache. This
done. he replaced the plates as quickly
90 be had removed them, aud pl ucking
on, his glass eye, began polishing !, upon
hi, knee. Geronimo had seen a good
many things in bis life. bu, the ,ish, OF
q man removing bis teeth and eyes At
will VAS enough TO make the ,a,sge'
hair stand on end.
"wiihOu, waiting to strip the prison.
er Of bis clothes. a. vas their custom. the
Ap.ehes released the fellow. aud. putting
him ssuide horse fairly begged him TO
leave the camp. The settler needed no
second inviistion. Selling the animal
by the name. be rode q few yard, on, in.
to the opening. when TO tie horror Of the
savages who had been watching hi. fight,
be pulled of bic cork les and waved !,
above bis head. |, !, said on good au
thori,y that this !. the frs, instance on
record where the superstition Of al Ap..
che got the better Of his knife"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

What truly beautiful world We live In
Nature gives ne grandeur OF mountains,
glers, and oceans. and thousands OF means
OF enjoyment We can desire no better
when In perfect health; bat how Oman DO
The msjoriiy OF people feel Ike giving IL up
disheartsned, discouraged and worn oat
with disease. when there IL no occasion
for this feeling. - every sufferer can easily
obtain satisfactory proof, that Grssas Az.
gHsf F0trsr will make them free rom dis
ease. a. when born Dyspspsia and Liver
Complaint are the direct causes ofseventy-
Eve PER cent OF such mAlsdies - Bilious-
ness, Indigestion. Sick Headache. Costive-
ness, Nervous Prostitution. Dizziness OF
the Head, Paipltatiou OF the Heart, and
other distressing symptoms Three doses
OF Augnsf FI0,cer viii prove its wonderful
eject sample bottles, ioc. TryiI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
prcrI.IAR DRUGGISTS ORDERS.

ACsmbridsepOr, drusgi.. has made .
practice Tor some years OF saving In
.eup.book some Of the mos, peculiar OF.
der which he receives. "we are asked
for .om. rather strange things. be said
10 the writsr."but We can generally cue"
wha, IL wanted. Many people expect
drugsi., TO prescribe for their ailments
4. /, saves physicians charges. and the
diagnoses Of complaints which come to
u. are often amusing. Look q, ,hs'e (;
send me some OF the essence you put
people to sleep with when you cut their
fingers CT That evidently means ether:
Il van, something 10 take tobacco out OF
nv mouth or course the scent OF the
tobacco va. the thing objected 10. send
me . baby's top TO . nursing bottle.
means. without doab,, a nursing bottle
too. An ounce Of the smelling stud
,h., soe. through your BRAIN ds'eriee'
very we'll the effect Of inhaling Ammonia
.soms,hing for q core baby' eyes, 10 not
easy 10 mistake. ihoogh stated rather
oddly. Here Ia q startling order Tor
enough spiese TO ,hro- up . girl Tour
year. old. Ieanno, help 'ymps,hifing
With ,hi. person. who ask. for enough
ani.e seed 10 take the twist out OF dose
Of SIENNA Here Is = graphic description
ofa certain silment, In a request iof :.
pl..,sr for q man kil, with stitches.
Perhaps the man who wrote this trisi
for something for = eaus,ie woman
builded better than be knew. Here u
an order for something for heavy Pain
IN the bones ,hs, !. coming on, through
the eyes. The person Who wrote io'
committing 10 take . mans breath away.
did no, Intend murder or suicide, bat
merely wished for esrdamon seed or
something Of that nature. 'eni lin''
meni 10 ,hi. lady. Who asks Tor some
thing 10 rub my old man with No, a
bad description OF pOulties. i' the Older
for 'eroas III haIseed 10 make pudding
for . sore toe This child. who bad an
impression on his heart aud a cough that
10 choking him ia the neck. ought TO
have been taken 10 q doctor. a. vel 40
,hi. other one Who. his mother wrote
VI. 'hs.ving up aud down aud s' e.!
way. Here !. a rtqas,, for 'soms'h w
10 kroek cold out Of an old won an.
The mex, ore seem, 10 be Ia hard GO hdi
ton She desires something for NO
MAJ Who has bad cough sni ca tto
cough 40 druggis, would he'li'' e 10
. moment 70 an ihi. order: sonnet Inns
/ 1 fsrs,t the uame. ba, !, !. for care
oar own PREPARATION will ja'i Il u III
bill In suea Gaze Bat ~hat sho old -
.snd for'A sssllsd womans foot. a ma
-nh . dry ,pi, on him. and a wema
whose .ppe','e }. loose on Der
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
HEALTH HINTS.

A roulucr for small children may be
made OF ginger and four. This Was used
on the soles OF the feet OF nine-monihs'
old baby suffering with acute dyseniery'
with good eject
wuxx your child IL down with the nsa.
sles. DO no, refuse him drink OF cold wa
ter. II allays the fever. and hAstens The
appearances OF the eruption. The BELIEF
TIA, the patient must have nothing nav
warm drink IL wrong. Keep the little one
warm, ana the eyes carefully shaiei from
the light, and above all. rem imoer thsy
need s,,snlioa for three weeks
Wa would mos, earnestly urge nother.
10 beware OF giving oplA,es In any form 70
an infant IL your osoy IL restless snu
vaksful, there IL some reason Tor u, aud
baby Is Omen given psregofic ~ quiet u
cries for food, the mothers milk not pos
scsslng nairineni enough, while apparent
ly being great In quantity. lie may also
have 100 much food already In bis s'om'
sch, and be uneasy from that cause. bot
don, give pafegofie or soothing syrup OF
any hind.
A GREAT many mothers complain that
baby will not 20 10 sleep Al nlght" They
81, down 10 the room wher, The family Il
rs,hsrsd, and where the light IL strong
aud bright, and they rock and slng. aud
tro, and bounce, aud baby doesn't 20 10
sleep. Mother. take baby 10 quiet, cool,
dari room, and be will know night has
come, and soon fall into the habit ofslccp'
lag qais,iy and peacefully duflng the eve
Ming. leaving you the time Tor yoar much
needed rest and pleasure With The older
membefs OF the household.
ATEyKR ps,isn, can be ntie cool and
comfortable by frequent sPopging on With
soda water.
Pslcu LEivs., poanisd 10 paip, and
applied 10 brulss OF wo1ni from q rus.
" nail. or simple cot. will Give immeii'
ate relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS

That salt should be eaten with nuts 70
/ Aid digestion.
That milk which stands too long makes
bitter butter.
That rusty natirons should be rubbed
over with beeswsx and lard.
That Il rests you In sewing 10 change
vour position frequently.
That q hot. strong lemonade taken ai
bed time viii break up bad cold.
That tough beef II made tender by lying
Q few minutes In vinegar water.
That little soda will relieve sick head
sche caused by Indigestion.
That the surest way 10 have clear jelly
II 10 let the juice drain through . flannel
bag, without squeezing It.
That cup OF strong coffee VIII remove
the odor OF onions from the breath.
That . cup OF hot water drank b.fore
meals win prevent nsuses and dyspepsia.
That we'll ventilated bedrooms will pre-.
vent morning headaches and lassitude-
That one In faint should be laid on the
nat ofhis back; then loosen his clothes,
and LET him alone.
That consumptive night sweats may be
arrested By sponging the body nightly In
salt water.
Sooi-If you drop SCOT on the carpet,
cover thickiy with salt. and 10 may be
swept up without blacking the carpet.
Never pat pickles in . jar tsa has had
lard In L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
KALsOMISE

The following directions fof mskirg
kslsomine may be % use 10 many dufiug
the coming spring house-Cleaning. Aty
woman OF ofilnsfy srsugiA can herself
apply II 10 walls OF ceilings and save The
worry and fret OF waiting Tor "proics'
sion,l lte-vssher- 81 thai busy season.
KalsOmine made as directed IL fully tquA
10 that cold In packages at co csuis q
pacisge, AMI cost. much lees -SDh 4
10. OF giae In water over light Adj q
pint OF clear water, &c, II 10 Tia vessel
and pat IL 10 larger one % boiling water.
on the nr,. s,lffipg untll dissolved ani
thin. Pot Eve AID . half pounds ~ Paris
white irto large pail, pour over u tot
wsier. sliiring al The iime unili u hts TIE
couslsisucy of ssfy thla ptsisi siif Ia tar
slse minirg The ~hols thofuvyhlI, sui
tslipg care - have ~ Wy smooth II to-
,hlck .dd lot water. Too much giar NIL
msis IL cfsek. ktsomlus may D. easily
oolof,d by mlIlbg ~ith u yellow ochf',
spanish bfo-n. iodigc. etc. lf the COT
4. In powder form. fi.solss mi 'qas' ~
thrOash . bag iatb ~ prrPir,d fafis
white AMI glue
The k.l.0mine shoalf b. applisi sith q
vide, nt brush. vOfking the brush In All
ilrecsloa. over The wall tssieg csrr that
the Edge. ofihs nr-i application shall not
have becoms dry before patilng on The
uetl have had some stpcfisucs With
IL and kuow IL can De done ss VEL by ,
sslllfnl amateur A. ~ apfofcssionA vork
er. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

A 0REAr RELIEF.-A citizen Of BAT.
fslo, suffering from an liberated tooth.
sought relief In the flowing bowl. much
to his wife's alarm. One night he came
home about 10 o'clock. and ~ he entered
the house be saw big rat. To seir. the
poker and 70 for II Was the work OF an
instant, and 10 the chase that followed
the rat rushed into the bedroom where
the mans wife VAS about going to 20 to
bed. She didn't see the rat. and was
naturally sgitated At seeing her husband
In boots, overcoat and cap. banging away
with the poker and yelling. "T'll have
that rat II die for IT, "Oh, dear,
there's no rat here" she said; but be
kept right on, hammered On some Of her
clothing that lay on = lounge. and tai.
umphantly held up the dead body Of .
rat. The wife looked At Il . moment
and then, In accents Of inexprssibls re.
relief. said ; "Thsnk heaven, there was
. rat aitsr all"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
AMONG THE GAs.wELIs
NJ SAMUEL ". nALr.
st. Nlehos


A group Of burnisg wells nor ih o.
Washington. Pa. has presented many
grand add beautiful nig h,. scenes. Though
several mile. apart. they appear a, dis
,anee, 10 be close together. and their light
in,srmingIs.. Ga dark night, with sll
OF them burning. they make grea, ,ho"
These veil. in full bln,-wiih ,ho''
a.nkins them on the right aud on The
lsn, with the broad glare Of those At
well,barg. ". Virgins. showing i-sn.
~ miles 10 the northwest. aud With iho'e
at Muu.y,vills. Pa. thirty miles to The
northsa.,-mske scene which would
,snify . stranger. II he should come up
on /, unaware q the existence Of such
thing. {. burning sAs-~ell.. IL would
only need columns Of ferry lava TO COZ.
vince him that the whole re sion was full
Of volcanoes. And hi. terror would
doab,le.s be complete when be 'a- =
grea, fiery column sLoo, ,kywsfd, gnle'.
he va. made aware Of the real cause Of
the phenomenon. when he would remain
10 admire what a mom'ri before had
filled him With alarm. The explanation
Of the sudden burs, Of flame IL that u u
necessary oi,en TO elbow out the wells
and the pipe. leading to the regulator. to
keep them from being elosgsd by the
al, which gather. in the pipe, from the
saltwater thrown up BY the gas. The
flow Of the &. l. stopped for a moment
AID when again r,.sa'ed.,h s.drive, sv-
er,,hing befor /, into the open air. Ihi'
escaping "a. !. burned a. the regulator
The effect Of The suddenlJ increased pres
sure Is TO shoe, tongue Of h'ms. hiss
log and roaring. high in the air On .
misty night. when the light i' broken "
and 6iifased. the 'nos-eo vsfsd hill'
sometime. adding their reflection. the
whole ky j. brilliantly illuminated. and
the scene i, grand and beautiful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
WORK TABLE
WI hlnY sum-

AMI hinr SHIRT.
Materials One ounce f,payr, snhl
bone Knitting NEEDLES.
Cast on ~ stitches.
knit one round plain. pufl foar rouni,.
fifth round-Ssrrow :, knit one plain,
widen 4. Init one plain. narrow 4. knit one
plata, the sane process continues the
lsngih OF the needle. leaving two stitches
10 bs narrowed a. each end 9th needle.
SlttA roani-Plsin.
Rspes, nnh and sixth rounds sigh,
times.
Twsniy-scoond. twenty third. iEen,y.
foar,h. twenty. fnh rouuis-pufl.
Repeat niih and sixth rounds eighi
times.
Psrl fosr rounds.
Repeat nah asi sixth ROAD, eight
times.
This mskss three rows OF the pattern
which finishes the bottom OF the skirt
The upper part o, the skirt IL knii =
plain, ? pafi. Tor foriy-elsh, rounds.
Forty. ninth roani-kuii Two together,
make oas the entire lsngth OF The needle.
Finie,h roand-Plaln, aud b!ni %.
That IL one-half OF your shirt
For the sleeve cas-. on &c stitches. kuli
one row OF The pattern ~ for The bottom
OF The shirt
The upper part OF the sleeve parl 2
plain for eight rounds.
Ninth round-Kni, together make !.
Tenth roani-Pisin, Ani bind of
For the gassei for the sleeve east on ~
stitches.
Kuli rounds pl.ln. rounds psrl fjF
20 rounds. then bind OF
Sew your gussei and sleeve together
with Q wontsd needle and zephyr. then
sew the sleeve 10 the body OF the shirt,
leaving ons-ihiri OF The sleo We above the
Top OF the body. then sew the shirt TO-
geiher.
Crochet . little shell edge around the
neck. Ran . narrow satin Ribbon In the
neck.
Will some one give difeciloas for Gro.
ehetlpg . bsby's sackf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

-DrrAtSAnss'. or Ligvor Hibg. can -
Cured ~ admlAlsiSrisg DE-. HIisSs' Gold,s
.Specisc.-ii can be given In . cup OF coffee
or tea without the knowledge OF the per-
son taking 10. ,fscting . speedy and Per.
msneut cure, whether the patient 10 mod.
crate drinker or IN alcoholic wreck. Thoa.
sands OF drunksrds have been made ten.
psrsts men who have taken the Golden
Specific In their coffee without their knowl
edge. and to-day believe they guilt drinking
OF their own free win. No harmful effects
result from It's administration. Cares guar
.nieed. Send for circular and full partic.
ulars. Address In confidence GOLDEN SrE.
CHIC Co, Is5 Race St., CINCINNATI, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

Rhode island Msn-"You Western folks
srs pretty smart. but our Rhode Island
farmers can beat you In some thiugs-"
Omaha Msn-''it may Be 60"
what DO you cay 70 an ohlon eighteen
inches In elrcumfsrsucs' A Rhode Island
farmer has raised one OF that size this sss-
SON."
"wslli we'll! I suppose Rhode Isiand
people Are hoping no one viii attempt 70
cook 70 In that State"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

Blpnam Il possessed OF . broad. eaiho.
lie spirit There 10 nothing mean about
Blurlm. lie wN reading the other even.
ipg the card OF woman In the Newspaper
in which she demanded that women Be
sdmittsd Into certain professions and oc.
eupstions. my sentiments," exclaimed
Blunsm. With uuwontsd emphasis "0ive
woman Alright tolsbor wherever she wants
TO. Hang 10, che may DO oil the work for
sught care"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
urrrsty DISCOURAGED

sturesscs the feeling 81 iaany victims Of
rhsumatism. neuralgia. sclaiica and ner--
,ou. or sick headache. Having tfiei
numbefles. so-called remedies, and physi-
clans u all schools, wiIhsai relief there
seems 10 be no hops. Many such have a.
a last resort tried A,hlophoros, and TO their
surprise and Joy have found that u vas a
~. surs aud gu,sk crs. Aihlophorus isnoi
an experiment. thousands havebe eurcd
BY H. use and they testify a. 10 IL value.
Gardiner. Me, April I, 1850.
Hearing from 40 many iiBerni people
words of praise Coz Aihlophoro-, ! bought
ami used two bottles, from the hrsi
bottle revived genuine benefit, my rheu-
maiism improvel - much the neighbors
lean ,o AK me when they ssw me nov
inc a. ,uni a. though haln't rheumailsnil
uhst became Il nv rheumatism, AMI !
simply said am using Alhlophorus, and
thafs enough, ilc name II that mcdicin'
means Rheumatism cured
MEs MANY II. Svrrn.
Lewiston. Ne. April I, 1880.
- Sabaiiis "a.
4 would say a. regards Aihlophoros u i
tho only remedy of rheumatism that ]
have been able q, fni that dos reach The
disease. II has done wonderful Or my
family. W. have usei but 40 bottles and
have nearly got free n the disease, my wife
having Il In the chesi ind side very bal.
=. ]. LIrcnTirLn
~ Main -. Sico. Ne. Manh 81, ls,6.
Wishing % couisr any blessing In my
power upon NY fellow mel, hereby GER
iif, that have used Aihlophorus IN my
family uiihp,ricci snocess IN case q rhsu-
maiism u long standing
jaws W Inn rriftn
Every dmrehtshoulikcsp Aihlophop'
AMI A,hlophoru illl., BOT sherc ihcy cln-
Mt d. honsht ol thc dugyit tho Aihlo.
phoros 10. il2 Wall -, Sew York, vill
send either lcafragc paiil "a receipt ~
rcrlilaf priv. which j. 500 Ia istilo
81 Aihiophnros snl m &C. iilIs.
Y1f lIfrf al tti1rl d.sr1t.s. ifflffrIt. in.
dIrIrfIln urrkuHs. nrff0slt ifitiI. u.Ha'tt
81 women. fnlalpaiHu D. alt.Nr. liN
tlssl. Af. kiliIhors ilih afc uutgualfi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01
A GEkAr BArrLs

L. eostinuAliy going on In the human sys-
ten The demon OF impure blood strives
70 gala victory over the constitution, 20
ruin health. % drag victims 10 the grave.
A good reliable medicine like Hoods Sar-
saparil. II The weapon with which 70 de-
fepd ones self. drive the desperate enemy
fron the field, and restore peace and ooil'
ly health FOR many years. Try this pecul'
lar medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

Devoted Mother-"So. dear little boy.
you must 20 10 bed. when yoa get bigger
and older MAMMAL take you 10 church
with her"
Angtl Chlld-"But msmma. when det
old and big Ike papa Inebbs I won't want
10 60
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

AN. Y. clergyman says there will be de-
grees OF Punishment hereafter; that the
man who sins the most win be punished
the most, vice versa. According 20 this
belief. the man who sends . long eommun.
icstlon. written on both sides. 70 . news.
paper for PUBLICATION. won't &c, much vice
versa In his.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

Why. two years ago WAS Jasi sooat
crazy. ard no wonder that my wife and
children were afraid OF me. You jusi want
10 suffer With neurslgia with no relief s
DID until I used Salphur Bliters. They
carcd me. and nov ny wife says An A.
meek ~ . lamb -Robsri Darts, AuSricda
HJass, Bosf1a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-01

TTrs All va. stOpp--i free BY Dr. kli,s's
sruAi Nerve grstorvf. 40 nts amer rrr days
use. Mgrvsioas curvs. rrvsiiss ana o. trial
t.Ostis ~. ~ w css... send 10 Dt. Kline. 81
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